Hypersonic Strike Testing: The US and Australia carried out the first flight-test release of the Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile over an Australian range, but the real question is whether allied airbases and kill chains can survive long-range fires. US Supreme Court, Guam Environmental Case: Dept. of the Air Force v. Prutehi Guahan heads to argument, focusing on whether RCRA permit-renewal submissions are “final agency action” and whether NEPA review is required—an issue with major implications for Guam’s military sites and environmental justice. Guam School Safety Update: Tiyan High School passed a Public Health inspection with an “A” and zero demerits, but students’ return is still being planned as plumbing responsibility and next steps are worked out. Port of Guam Operations: After high winds dislodged STS cranes, Gantry Crane 4 is back in service while Crane 5 needs repairs and Crane 6 recovery continues. Subsea Connectivity Watch: Chinese state-linked vessels ran survey grids near Guam cable corridors, while separate reporting highlights how new cable routes can prevent outages. Health Tech & Policy: Lawmakers discussed $20M for GMH electronic health records and a UOG aquaculture innovation center, and Guam’s dentistry board is considering whether dental lasers need clearer regulation. STEM/Training Contracts: The Navy is retrofitting MQ-4C Triton drones for improved maritime surveillance readiness, and VirTra won a CBP contract to modernize immersive training systems.